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Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

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lon1 Sasen efter 5poielen os Here paas
,Olsenoe 9ase sao 6 a Z Softer Wtelt
oagl's. Oprineelist antpses bet, at
dsuet bar ipst % leo af "gteolpb", men
Seo Sprlasens unberisselie piite bette
gS ltte at bore 9ilfalbet. Nu er bog
pseItniHsen pp9prt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

Oean fan iaa mere pirfelig glptte al
en- so Gents SLATE al 81. SiselOip's
Positive Cure emo al npset anbet Soites
meoicin for en- Dollar. Set belbreoer
prumte, burtis os ~iitfert ale Spsoomme
/ 2unserne Os Salien. 3iIlalss bos s.
.. Montsumerp & 60, DEBORAH, Soma,
(Nusuit).
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

Yulititelegram. "Siben isaar pans
orer en- Salpsalnins omfrins Der. Suao
fal lea eigre? Sumpel,
Bolitifonitabel."
suar: "Saa mart ben anoeu Saloz
oel anfommer, iaa for belle @Ilninsen
hio. Stumpel,
Bolitifulbm9stis."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-21
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Gin bie9fe6action 6erSQinois S~taatSseituug.
SIN Ser electromagnetic Der SltroiS
StadtSSettutg pont %. 6ebr. brdd)ten sic
einen Qtrttfel yStrGfiings> 0rbeit", tportn
Sic nit &ebt arf sic Sdtpieri0feiten alf5
merriam m1dten, fir Die @efungener cine
Nrbett SIT firoen, tpobrrd bic freten unbe1
l9oltenen Nrbetter ni6t gei6Gbigt tDiirben.
Wdren mir III 0eutidlano, 10 Diirbe i6
lagen: Die @efdn9niBs8 erpaItltngeu, reip.
Die b%etreffenben Staaten miiffen Sabrife
Gei6afte DerDen. 0te @efangenen miiBten
nad ibren erlernten 8rpfeiiioneu ionoirt
tDeroert 1I1l6 iene Wdaren ersellgett, tposlt iie
na6 ibren &enntntiien befdbigt 1irb. Die
%jentgen @%efdngenen, tpeldle cine Brofelitou
ni6t erlernt baben, miIBten gu ipI6en
Sabrtfutious5tpeden angebulten tutroen,
tpelde raid uno let6t 5t erlernen 1i10, 4.
9. Sabafi9netoelt, Gigarrenmaden, Ietdte
8~apierarbeiten etc, 0a aQe Strafanftal>
ten llllter ben @efangeneu aI6 ia. qebiloete
@lemente baben, 3. B.. Iolde, tpelde fuuf@
minniihe &%enntntiIe beitben, 10 f0nnen
lol6e RrGfle 3l ben i6rtftIiden 9(rbetten
b~ertpenoet tperben. Die IN ben Strafauital=
ten er5eugten Gaaren bitrften nt6t 3l ben
G~oltenprcilet eoer nur nit einem geringen
9lufldlag u%ertauft tperben, ionbern gu BEN
iibltGen 6anbelspreiie EN-; pie iie Die iibri9e
Gnnfurren5 forDert. Die 0efdrgniBanitalz
ten tpiir6en odber ais Gonfurren3 auftreten,
mas ii6 2lrbeitgeber uub Nrbeiter gefa1en
lalien miillen, oenn obue @%oncurrena, 5. 3.
dnitdnOige GoncurrenS, fem Gei6dft. Ser
ganse lleberi6rlB, tpel6en arf bieie @eiie
Die Strafunitalten ~er3ielen, - 11tb 6erlelbe
miBte, bel 10 btuigen Qlrbeitsl0bneu u1b
8orbanoeniein bon @ebduIi6teiten etc. ie6r
bebeutetO iein, miiBte gu mobltbGtigen
3pedeH, bauptiG6li9 a6er fir jene 9lrbei=
terfdmiIien pertpenbet tperben, ipeI6e, o6ne
Sdulb, ibres GrndbrerS 3eittpeilig ooer gang
beraltbt ftuo. SIN alien Srteu OeutidI0nbS
giebt es Qtrneus8 ereine; an bieien mitRte es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-21

licgen, Die BetrGge na6 &e6t uub @etptIien
S1 pertbeilerl.
gSir iino uber in Nmertfa, mo an6ere Ser
bGltlli1ie berriden.
@u6 bier miiBten ii6 6ie Standardization
ais 6abrifgei6dfte etabliren, gang nab BENT
obtgen 8orldlag. Nu6 bier mitBten bic
ersellgten @aaren Su ben Olarftpretlen per@
fauft ueroen, alio ebenfals an1tGnoige Gou>
furre1ls Ieir. 9agegen fam fem p%erniinfz
tiger Weni6 etipaS etntpenoen, benn itberoIl
entfteben neue @eidGfte uno mill1en e1t=
iteben. 9en e~rSielten rleberIduB IN ben
amtertfontiden S~trafanftalten t0n1te man
MN, mad BEN beItebenben GerbGltniIien,
ntdt 3u tpobItbGtigen 3tpcdert, 5. B. sllr
llnteritilbung arlller Sulnilielt bertpe11ben ];
eS tpGre babel 81 filrbtei1, bet benz Wlangel
an Nrr1en> Gereinell, oaB pieleS geldG6e tpaS
better ni6t gel6eben tpGre. Wtun fDnnte
aber ben lleberiduB fitr Dffentltde 8altten,
1tantettlt6 5um glnlegen bon StraBeft,
@cgen, Camden etc. pertpenben. 9dDurb
tpiiroen ptele SageIobner, oenen es btel
ibtperer fdlt Bei6Gfttglng SIT finoen ais
oe1 gel6iGten Rrofelltpni1ten, 9lrbeit erDal=
ten; Die neu u1tgelegten StraBelt, gSege,
GarGle etc. bienen benz @elannmttppbl Ser
8ep0Iferltng oes betr. Staates uno bet gltten
8erfebrseinri6tun9en bebt it6 ser ytattoz
nalpDDlltanb.
Die @efangeuen S1 0ffentli6en Qlrbeiten
%DertDenoen, gebt nt6t, gallS abgeleben bon
ben @riinben, tpelde Sic IN SDrem Nrtifel
angegeben baben. Inter BEN StrGflingen
giebt eS ptele, tpel6e ibre 8ergeDen u1o Ser
bredben berelen, Die Qlrt Der Gergeben lit
ald) 10 grltnoperi6ieben, baB man ni6t alle
@efangelen ilber einen &amm ldeerett u1b
1te 3t DffentIiden Nrbettet pertpenoen fam.
Ser Sine bat fat fem Gbrgefiibl mebr, lit
fred unb Elm l6pn oft beltrafter Wfeni6;
benz al1berl1 eripacbt lein @br9efiibl, er be-
relt lnb lit niebergebriidt, ber brittle bat
itberbaltpt etne ebrlole 6anolung 1ttd)t be-
ga1t9en etc. Solde @efangene aber Ofentz
ltd arbetten Sl lallen, nitroe mn 8ttterfeit,
6aB erregen ltnb eS 1T ems 3u Dllnoert 3u
t~petten, oaB @efangeue, tpelde BET t6uus1
orbetten 9ebcliert, oouitdnoig g~ebel1ert Die
Nn1talt Derlalieu t%piiroen, Das ntdt lein
tpilrben, tpent ite 81 offentltden Nrbeitell
dngebnlten tpor0en tpGrett. Die Strafan5
ltolteu lplen ben 3ped baben, ibre Sn@
IaIen, tpen1t eS irgenO ntDgliG lit, Der
meul6lt6en Weleli6aft alS g~ebeiiert 5uriifz
SIgeben. Saule toe 6abet lol6e Nn1talten
Derla1let u1D iinD niibli6e unD a6tbare
@lieber Ser me,tldli6en @eieui6aft getpprz
ben. Qulo feine offentli6en 2lrbeiten fir
Die @efangeneh, ober mentgitenS, tpenn lol6e
Nrbeiten ltltum86ngltd nOtbig, n1r fir
ioIde @efangene, Die idon meDrfa6 betraft
iparer ipegen ebrlpier Gergeben ooer Ser
brcdeft.
0as tpGren I'M @roBeu un6 @anseu meine
Qnit6ten iiber vStrdfltnsSs 9trbetteu" ober
iage1t mir better, bunaner: o9lrbeiten fiir
0efangene". Sb metne @eodnfen !6auo
NIB SUB baben, tperben Sic am better 3t
benrtbeiIen niiien,
Ser6tnano GngeIbar6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-21
s 5.

0ur6 Elm Gerieben in ieinen Nuf>
Setdnungen bat ltnier Geiienber ST.. Otto
g~enntnabopen ben @rtrag Ser be-
m erten 2dnbereten in Der l1me
9egenO BON Wontroie in Colorado
tptoer Wtaen gu bod angegeben, nrb drf
letnen 8nni6 tperbeh ietne Mngabeu BON
oort aus tebt oabtn bertdtigt, baB Safer 60
big 100 8ui6el, BetSen 40-60, Oerite 40
b!S 90, Noggen IS bis so, &artofieln 200
bis 400 8ulbel er9eben, pGbrenb QlfaIia inn
5%tpette1 Sabr bis Su 5 Ionuen, i'm brttten
8 bis 10 5onnen per @cre Iiefert.
Der ereifeS Cameron
bat Iber letnen SDbn uno gta6fpl=
ger, ben leBigen pennlDlpanti6en Bun6es@
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25

The meat thing and that which will be
in vogue in the cities, viii be for the gen
tlemen TO present the ladies with SOU
yenirs, while the ladies may use cards or
not as their taste advises.
- At lhe many elegant parties given of
late, cut-fiowers have been the leading fea-
lures in the decoration of the houses of the
corner OF Third and Water streets, have
been the recipients of much praise for their
beautiful flowers and their artistic skill in
arranging them.
Mr.. Charles Davidson gave luncheon
to number of his gentlemen friends at
his home on North Lawrence avenue,
Tuesday evening. The number present was
large, and the luncheon Is spoken of Is one OF
the most sumptuous of its kind Vet given
in Wichita. The capacious residence was
thrown open by the hospitable host, and
the scene disclosed most elite company,
the following composed which: IS. II.
Campbell, H. c. SlusS, Z. B. Wall, c. Reed,
II. Mckim Dubois, ". B. Throekmorton,
!. T. Dorsey, Jno. c. Derst. Newell G..
Knight. Harry knight, f. f. Lindemuth.
T. r, Fitch, ) ID. skinner, W. +. Stanley,
Il. p Nurdock, WV. Sweet. t. l. Throck-
morton, Finley. Ross. Col. lnneS, W. y.
Thomas, l.. c. Jackson, Geo, Whitney, :.
F. Woolard L. B. Bunnell, :. l. David
>on, J. o. Davidson, W. c. Little, Mark
Oliver. c. A Van Ness, Geo. c. Strong, ..
A. W alker, Il. H. Rows.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
NEW YORK STORE DRAWING.

Less than six months ago Mr.. Cash
Henderson, OF the New York store, an
nomoed to his customers thaJauy one buy
ing goods there would be given r ticket
with q chance TO draw one Of the four
prizes on Christmas next The people
camein such numbers that he thought II
best TO increase the number OF prizes and
give tickets 10 those buying goods amount
ing to one dollar and more. He increased
the number of prizes TO eighteen, each
quite fine enough for a Christmas present,
and announced the change in his advertis-
ing columns.
Up TO the time Of the drawing last night
l.. $50 tickets were out and the duplicates
tickets were put in churn on a plat
form in front OF his establishment ON
North Main. The crowd commenced 10
gather and in a short time the sidewalk on
the opposite of the street was
crowded with people. Traffic on the
streets was impossible while the
pedestrians run chance OF getting
through even less encouraging The store
was also crowded and every available
space near was occupied by people anxious
to hear the result Of the drawing.
\ little girl drew the successful tickets
from the churn with the following result /;
l. Prize music box-9,543
, Pair fine bisque, Egyptian carriers
625.
3. Pair fine bisque, "One boy and girl"
-3,9s5
I, Music box-7.9
3 Pair fine bisque, Ethiopian, Prince
and PriuCeSs-S,25s.
Is. Fine bisque "Tramps' So. 6O7.
= King Henry Ill-i02Sl.
5. Charles the First on his way 10 exc
cution-2,5,9.
9. The Last Moments of Marie Stewart
-7,125.
10 Peter the Great''-2i2
H. "One Dozen Royal Blue COffees in
Case''-ll 2SS
T. "One dozen Bedbyran plates in case
very tine-l09s9.
T. One dozen gold crown buffers in
case-l.4 55.
H. One brown chamber set, twelve
pieCeS-i0,56S
Is. One English tea set, ffty-six pieces
Ill $50.
TO- Same rs fifteen-lI.S6j.
l. Same As fifteen-l0sll.
j. One pony, village cart and harness
-2'5S3
Mr. Henderson was highly well pleased
with the interest shown in the drawing.
He will keep the prizes until parties with
the proper numbers come in. Anyone
calling with the number can have the
prize He will keep all for two months.
and if not then called for Will give them
10 the Benevolent Home.
The tickets are held by parties living in
many states, all the way from Maine 10
California.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
Co>CERr.

The concert given hy the choir al the
Central Christian church a. the neyv Chris
tian Mission hall, No I'LL Fast Douglas
aueuue. was highly entertaining and salts
factory Tho solos duets. quartettes and
anthem were rendered M; only ia a Har-
uc- most pleasing 70 the audience bat
greatly 10 the credit o. tho choir and Dr.
Walker. their leader. The Central church
j. deserving Of congratulations fer her
large number Il rra ned singer. Mrs l.
SOM satisfied ali that her voice was one
~ rare sweetues- The dner Home 70
oar Mountains br Mrs. Mo-b4eheT and
Miss Foster. was very enthusiast. cally -
ceived Mss De~Sa johnson and Mrs l.
Sohn charmed the audience with their
voices. The Slumber song by Miss Vestz
Hobbs was greatly enjoyed hy al. The
recItatjons by Mr. Wnl Week. Mis- Eddie
Gooch and her pupil, Mss Cora Kn.Eat
we're all well rendered. ~ the close 81 tbs
program 10. Dr.. Walker favored tise auc.
eucc wIsh one 81 bi- excellent solos aad al
left hlghly ? leased with the entertainment
II the evening al w.te good wishes for
zee mission
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
REMEMBERED.
THE JOURNAL or COMMERCE.

Owing to the constantly increasing de-
mand for copies Of the Journal of Com
merce, the secretary OF the board OF trade
find that il Will be impossible TO mail
copies or take any lists Of names TO supply
until the immediate demands Of the public
are served.
The orders already received will be filed
as fast a. the books can De bound and dis
tributed Those wanting copies should
leave their Orders at the board OF trade
rooms as early a. possible a i IS desired 20
give those interested IN Wichita, a. oP-
portunity 20 place the journal where they
know il VIII be most appreciated The
book i fun OF facts concerning the great
est city in Kansas, and VIII answer many
letters Of inquiry relative to this section
quicker than IN any other way
The demand for the books i constantly
increasing and a. there IS only g limited
number printed. and no more can b print
ed Tor jh9ee months. Ii j. hoped that none
VIII be 80 unfortunate 81 - miss getting
copies and uslng them.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
CHRISTMAS AT PLYMOUTH.

Christmas services at the Plymouth
Congregational church. The following
program will be rendered under the direc-
ton of the chorister Mr.. A. L. Crawford:
Offertory by Batiste
Anthem-O, Be joyful in the Lord.
.................by Juan AlZamora
Invocation.
Solo-Lift Your Glad Voice
...............by Albert J. HOLDEN
Responsive Reading.
Duett-In His Hands .....b by Nendelssohn
Prayer.
Solo-Where is Heaven. by Jensen
Scripture Lesson.
Trio-List to our Prayer. 80. by NJ Costa
Announcements
Solo-Hail to the Lords Amounted.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Arthur Sullivan
Thank Offering
Duett-The Advent. by RubenStein
Xmas Sermon.
Prayer
Christmas Anthem-And There Were
Shepherds. .......b by Harrison Millard
Services begin promptly at 1920 u. III.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
HE WILL BIZ NIT.

On Thursday j. ;. Butler a traveller for
the Wichita Cracker company left an
order with Messrs. Ziska and McPhetridge
for a suit of clothes, stating that he was
leaving for Kansas City on Saturday
evening and must have them by that time.
After some dcmur it was agreed that he
should be supplied. About 9 o'clock last
evening Butler returned He tried on the
clothes, found them 10 his liking and kept
them on. When the question of payment
arose Butler explained that he had just
returned from the west He had arrived
too late to get any money OF "A chequc out
of the Craker cOmpany's safe and he wa
out Of cash but had lots Of funds in his
employers hands He then wrote out an
order on the Wichita Bracker company for
so which was accepted and the festive
drummer left with bis Christmas g.ft. An
hour later Mr. McPhetr5age met one Of
the firm on whom the order was drawn
aud learned that J. < Butler. account
had been settled this evening AMI he had
been relieved of his Office a. drummer for
the firm. A telegram was sent To The
chief Of police az kausa, City and Nr
Butler viii find himself 10 hoe or his ar
rival
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
CHURCH NOTICES.

The EAGLE was notified by committee
of the ministers association that hereafter
church notices would be furnished for
publication on Saturday mornings instead
of on Sunday mornings. She EAGLE only
desired that these notices should all APP
pear on one day-that the action should be
harmonious Yesterday morning ten notices
appeared-all that were sent in, but dur
ing the day several others were sent in.
This will simply lead TO confusion Gen
tlemen, let us have them all on Saturday
or all on Sunday
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
BON FACTORY,
Company Capital SIS. OOO-Making 1000 Boxe:
per Day-Good Orders

Last spring MesSrs Joe NJ. Lewis and
Geo. VanWerden, of Quincy, Illinois, came
to the city on a prospecting tour. They
made another visit late in the summer and
decided to start paper box factory. The
city and surrounding country seemed to
thoroughly convince them that an enter
prise of that kind would be quite in keep
ing with the demands With this view
they went into the enterprise. Both are
quite familiar with the business and en-
terprising young men.
They rented a two story building on
South Oak street, twenty-five by fifty-eight
feet. There was no time spent in getting
machinery and a few days ago the factory
started. 1t has a capacity OF two thousand
boxes of average size daily. The company
operating the plant has capital stock of
50, 900 and they mean to add machinery
increasing capacity according to demand
of trade.
Mr.. Lewis is manager and Mr.. Van
Werden general solicitor. The plant gives
employment to fifty hands. They make
all sizes of paper boxes complying with all
St. Louis. Chicago and Philadelphia. 1t
consists OF straw Dodfu pup oI the DeSu
quality, glazed paper and box material
The machinery consists OF corner cut
tiers, tai BILE shears and scoring machines
1t is expected to double capacity in a
few months.
The orders for the concern have come in
much faster than expected. A number Of
concerns have sent in orders without nav-
ing price list at hand or being solicited.
The city establishments using boxes have
come forward with orders to the full eX-
tent of demand. The orders have far ex-
ceeded their expeditions and at present are
somewhat behind with output
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
THE CHURCHES.

Preaching at the United Brethren
Church, corner Prince and Washington, At
the usual hours by the pastor, Rev. r. K.
Rock.
Oak Street Presbyterian Church. preach
ing at II a. III. and 40 p. m, by Rev. Luce
of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Rev T. s Hodgson at First NJ. f.
Church today at 1890 Il. III. and $50 p. IN.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m; Christmas
decorations and service. All are cordially
invited.
Olivet Congregational church, South
Topeka avenue. Preaching by Rev. :. ;.
Matthews, the new pastor, at II a. m. and
1:30 p, m. Sunday school at $50 a. m. All
are cordially invited.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
4 NV ENTEgPRIsE-

Mr. r u. Pierce, O. South Haven. Mich
izan. has commcuced the Manufacture 4
maple sugar and maple syrup under tee
name q the Michigan Maple ~uzsr aa6
Syrup Co. - South Enporls avenue Re
propose 70 locate . good sized manufac
tory al al early date. His sggar = shipped
in from the north ard Tessnsi in'o syTup
here de IS supplying a sup~rs0r article
and Is worthy a large patronage. liz
Pieros has placed light wagon on the
streets aud Is already supplying oar lesd-
ilg hotel. and cstlzens Ca ~iii save
money and sure prime article ~ CAV
-rsag-rfre~
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
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Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
TURF MEETING.

The turf meeting TO De held on the 2Stl
of December, AT the board o. trade room:
in this city, bids fair 70 have large at
tandance from the different fair associa
tions in the state of Kansas and Missouri
The secretary and manager of the Wichits
Exposition and Interstate Fair assoc;a
lions reports that great interest Is taken il
this turf meeting, rs shown by the nlsny
prompt replies 70 letters written % the
managers of the different fair association.
in the state.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
ST. JOHNS, CHRISTMAS DAY.

The Very Rev. Chas. j. Adams. dean.
Morning prayer and sermon by the dean
on The Meaning of the Christ, at II a
III. Celebration of the holy communion at
midday. Sunday school at 3 p. IN. Even
ing prayer and lecture by the dean on The
Drama at 100 p. IN. The music has been
Specially prepared.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
SCALpED TO DEATH.

Yesterday forenoon the seven month.
old child OF Victor Shrier was scslded Il
death The Shrier's live IN tent on Cen
trail avenue The report SAYS that I'll,
little one fell into kettle OF boiling hus
water. The mother a. quickly Is possible
rescued her babe from - periious pos ton
bat not until il received injuries from
which il shortly afterwards died.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
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Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
PERSONAL.

P H. Tompkins was in from Clearwater
yesterday.
Ed Cornell has returned from visit to
his home in Ohio.
Air Watson. of Dighton. is in the city
looking after his business interests.
George w. Osgood and F. w Babcock,
o. Amesbury, Mass, are at the Manhattan.
Miss Cassie Riley and Miss Mary San
born Were up from Arkansas City yester-
day.
Mrs. J. r. Grant. sister of Mrs III. p
Reed, returned to Coldwater, Kan, yester-
day.
l.. Y. Poole, Boston; Jacob Lams, Kan
Sas City: and Otto COIN, st. Louis, are at
Hotel Gandalfo.
5. c. HeyInan, of the Trade Palace,
leaves this morning for st Louis, intend
ing to spend the holidays in that city.
ID. J. Dean, of Slough * Co., lessees of
the Carey GRAND, returned Yesterday from
Kansas City. having cOmpl ted arrange
ments for the furnishing of the hotel.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25

Wichmann, Chas. Shoemaker and Harry
Kinkel, assisted by eleven girls. Appro-
pirate music was interspersed by the choir
under the leadership OF Mr. H. Mueller,
with Frank Kirkel at the organ. The
whole affair was pleasing and interesting
and was appreciated by the large audience,
The church was tastefully decorated by
the ladies of the church.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-25
A PRESENTATION.

Last evening the police court room was
well filled with city officials, POLICEMEN
and citizens, friends of Judge Dixon.
His honor had been called upon to he at
court in the evening. as Il case was to be
disposed Of that needed his presence.
Shortly after he had taken his seat behind
the table Deputy Metcalf stepped to the
front. and in Il very neat little speech
handed to the Judge an elegant morocco
case. in which were gold watch. chain and
charm. His honor was so completely sur
prised that he could scarcely find words to
express his gratitude He managed, how
ever, to reply in words full of kindness
and tenderness, thanking the donors tor
the beautiful gift.
The watch is hunters case, rIchly en-
graved. and having the best Of works
Upon the inner case Is the following;
Presented by the Citizens Of Wichita 10
T. l.. Dixon in appreciation Of his service
as Police Judge, Wichita, Dec. 24th. ISL. -
The chain is formed Of heavy gold links
and TO IL is suspended an elegant gold X.
Of J.. charm.
The Judge is Justly proud Of the beauti-
fUl present, valuing 1t not only from is in
triu>ic worth hut rs Il mark of apprecia-
tion OF the manner in which he has per-
formed the very trying duties OF an i'm
porjsnt municipal office.
REMEMBERED
Last night Mr. p. Bauer. the superin-
tendent of the Electric Power company's
works. was summoned - appear forthwith b
at the works. and upon his arrival was
presented 10y the employees win a gold
headed cane, TO which he returned has
thanks in a neat speech
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